The process of buying a house is quite a game.. After I had accepted my job at Drift and knew I would be in Boston for the foreseeable future, my dad approached me about buying a house instead of renting. At first I was like uhhh what? And he started…

A few days ago my bike got stolen. I have this gate that leads to the back patio where I would keep my bike. I honestly thought it might’ve been better inside but I trusted some things and my environment and decided to just leave it outside. I had locked…

Enchiladas, oh I could talk about these for days. They are my favorite food, especially when they are prepared by my mom. My mom loves to experiment with different cuisines and growing up as a vegetarian meant that Mexican food was always beans, cheese and veggies. Making enchiladas is not…

My brother, dad, and I were what you would call ~ big fans ~ of the so called Food Network. Specifically: the show called The Food Network Star and Worst Cooks in America. Kind of opposite shows as the former is where people compete to HAVE THEIR OWN DANG SHOW…

I recently started writing these Medium articles thanks to Rucha K who has a beautiful account where she writes cute articles that are a fun, informative, retrospective, just all the things. She told me what she likes to do is write for 15 minutes at a time and keep a…

In my Bostonography class during the Spring 2019 semester, we were tasked with drawing our mental map of Boston. I had a fun time making a very detailed map of how I see Boston, and have since been inspired to make a map of each place I have lived in…

I think iteration and HackBeanpot are two of my favorite words. We have iterated over SO many HBP processes this year and it’s been an eye-opening learning experience. Things we have iterated over: Fleshing out the long term vision 1–1s!! checkins, creation of a solid feedback loop Starting event logistics…

In Rachel Green fashion, I think could write a 18 pages about HackBeanpot, and disclaimer: this might end up being an 18 minute read, but that’s only because telling a story of something that has been a big part of your life for the past 3 years requires some attention…